All Mondial articles
Every article from the Citizens for Global Solutions and World Federalist Movement – Canada journal, alongside selected writing from allied organisations, searchable and cross-referenced by topic, issue and source.
Articles
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The Snowball: Why World Federalism Matters to Me
Young World Federalists · November 2026
A schoolyard humiliation becomes a lesson in how great powers treat the people beneath them. The answer, this essay argues, is a democratic world federation in which the many can finally answer back.
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Where Does Zimbabwe Stand on Global Governance?
Young World Federalists · October 2026
Zimbabwe emits almost none of the world’s carbon yet carries some of its heaviest climate costs. A young federalist checks the public record on where the government stands on three reforms the movement campaigns for, from a crimes against humanity treaty to UN Charter review.
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Breaking the Cycle: The Pentalogue and the Permanent Minority Problem
Young World Federalists · October 2026
Global democracy breaks down when the same minority always loses. A proposal for layered government, from country to globe, with a two-thirds dissent rule meant to keep every region inside the system.
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The International Criminal Court is Under Attack
Citizens for Global Solutions · October 2026
New US sanctions and a run of withdrawals threaten the one standing court for genocide and war crimes. What the court has done since 2002, and what its collapse would cost human rights.
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A Campaign to Address Global Economic Inequality
Citizens for Global Solutions · October 2026
A global campaign calls for an International Panel on Inequality to tackle rising economic disparities. The push aligns with G20 studies framing inequality as an urgent crisis comparable to climate change.
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Does Democracy Arrive With a Cash Bonus?
World Federalist Movement – Canada · September 2026
Political campaigns in Mexico and Nigeria use material benefits to influence voters. The practice raises questions about the line between persuasion and inducement in democracy.
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UNGA81: Africa’s Call for Security Council Reform Puts the Veto Back in Focus
World Federalist Movement – Canada · September 2026
Eighteen of the 24 Chapter VII resolutions adopted in 2025 concerned Africa, which has no veto; the debate over African seats warrants a fresh look at the veto, and a Curb the Veto campaign is coming.
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The World Peace Award: The Canadians Who Shaped Its Legacy
World Federalist Movement – Canada · September 2026
Recipients from Lester B. Pearson in 1972 to Louise Arbour, Roméo Dallaire, Lloyd Axworthy and Murray Sinclair have worked in fields as varied as diplomacy, justice and reconciliation, united by a commitment to peace and cooperation.
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The World Peace Award: A Legacy of Peace Since 1972
World Federalist Movement – Canada · September 2026
Diplomats, jurists, political leaders, humanitarians and advocates have all received the award, which judges leadership for peace, commitment to justice and lasting impact beyond immediate achievements.
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Can Democracy Come With a Cash Bonus?
World Federalist Movement – Canada · September 2026
Political campaigns in Mexico and Nigeria use material incentives to influence voters. The practice raises questions about the ethics of electoral persuasion.
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It’s Possible to Salvage Canadian-American Friendship―and Much More
Citizens for Global Solutions · September 2026
Canadian-American tensions escalate as Trump challenges Canada’s sovereignty. Canadians reject U.S. demands for statehood and resist economic coercion.
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Building Resilient Communities in Manicaland: From Local Action to Global Accountability
Young World Federalists · August 2026
In Zimbabwe’s Manicaland, villagers are reviving drought-tolerant crops and planting trees, but adaptation cannot stop storms made stronger by emissions from far away. A world parliament and a climate court that bind the biggest emitters would put accountability where the harm begins.
